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Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

In many cases the worst thing about developing countries is not that they don't have the money to pay people for their work, especially in public sector, but that the money is constantly being stolen by corrupt officials. All of us have seen the stories of millionaires from developing countries where most people are very poor. Those millionaires are, in fact, either former or current corrupt officials or their relatives. The only hope for countries like that lies in implementation of blockchain technology in the government sector. If the movement of all taxpayers' money was absolutely transparent it would be almost impossible to steal from the money.

That is why most of the governments were opposing the blockchain and bitcoin,if it got implemented then all the transactions will be accessible by everyone and it is impossible to change any values.As you said most of the developing nations don't have the right politicians or educated one who can think about future of their country,all they were doing right now is just filling their pockets with our tax money and left the government account with none for the improvement of their country.

Yeah, but they can't be openly that bad. The governments justify their unwillingness to implement blockchain technology. They say to their citizens that it is a dangerous thing used by terrorists, drug dealers and other criminals, and that's why many people still perceive it as such. Hopefully this situation will not last long because, in fact, it is used less and less by criminals and more and more by respected organizations, and the governments will have no other choice than implementing it.

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Quote from: mrcash02 on September 23, 2018, 07:15:02 PM

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All the examples of high population density per km² countries are losing population on long term (probably it can reverted in Netherlands and Belgium due mass immigration, but then it's another story). People from developed countries tend to have less children for some reason.

And these Africa countries population is growing fast on long term. One of the reasons may be due the mortality rates are decreasing. Africa is one of the most chaotic continents in the world, many epidemics and wars make the population grow slower, but it doesn't mean they tend to have less children.

Well, it's just an observation. You will find exceptions, but from a general perspective it really makes sense.

Yeah, I can agree with that but they are losing population only AFTER they have reached a developed status.
And people in developed countries tend to do that because they want to still have some time off while raising kids (impossible with Cool

and because they are planning ahead, you won't be able on the average wage to sustain 8 kids at the level you can do with 2.

In poor countries...those are stupid ideas. You need to keep producing them to help you at work, screw education, screw other needs, all that is important is manpower. No wonder in many countries families is really disappointed when they get a daughter and not a son.

Besides, density is also heavy influenced by a lot of other factors.
If we look at Japan and New Zealand,330 vs 15 per km2, both islands, both developed countries yet....
Even if we talk about African Countries, Nigeria is at 200 while Niger at 15.
And there are huge differences even in the US, for example, Nebraska and California.

Nope, density is not a factor, unless we talk about the density of public toilets per sq km2, which I'm pretty sure would paint a better picture

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Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

If a country will provide enough opportunity for employment for every individual, I can say that country is a developed country. As the economy of the country developed, better social protection service also being developed.

I think the main difference of developed countries such as China, USA, South Korea and Japan to Developing countries such as Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and many more is the capability of the countries to manufacture products and import it to all countries worldwide. Most of developed countries right now is a Producer countries importing products all of the world. While the developing countries is much more of a consumer countries. As you can see developed countries is the trendsetter and the pioneer in Science and Advanced technology.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 12:02:25 AM

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

A big difference we can see between developed and developing country by the factor of the acceptance of the cryptocurrency also because many times I figured out that those countries which are developed like America and Australia , approved the use of cryptocurrency in legal way but those developing have not made a clear descion regarding this matter .

Hmmm maybe but it doesn't make much difference among the developed and developing countries because both of them may accept the crypto currencies only in very few places and it doesn't make much employment opportunity by form of payment but most of the developing countries has neutral status on the cryptos so no barrier for the people to use it,if they want they can use it for their purpose to make money.

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Population might be another factor: Developed countries aren't overpopulated in relation to their territory size, developing countries are.

Density is relly not a criteria

Density per sq km
Netherlands      416
Belgium    355
Japan    337

Botswana      3.4
Angola      15
Madagascar   35

All the examples of high population density per km² countries are losing population on long term (probably it can reverted in Netherlands and Belgium due mass immigration, but then it's another story). People from developed countries tend to have less children for some reason.

And these Africa countries population is growing fast on long term. One of the reasons may be due the mortality rates are decreasing. Africa is one of the most chaotic continents in the world, many epidemics and wars make the population grow slower, but it doesn't mean they tend to have less children.

Well, it's just an observation. You will find exceptions, but from a general perspective it really makes sense.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 12:02:25 AM

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

For simpler explanation:
Developed countries have a stable employment rate and the distribution of jobs are enough for their overall population.
Developing countries do have growing employment rate while trying to be balanced with the growth of their population.

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As they say in my Homeland. "Fish rots from the head" If the head of the country is a smart ruler, then any developing country in 5-10 years can develop its economy very much. Here is an example of India. A country that is ahead of everyone in metallurgy. Who would have known 5 years ago.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 12:02:25 AM

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

A big difference we can see between developed and developing country by the factor of the acceptance of the cryptocurrency also because many times I figured out that those countries which are developed like America and Australia , approved the use of cryptocurrency in legal way but those developing have not made a clear descion regarding this matter .
Here as a example in my country we can see that government is not ready to approve the use of cryptocurrency with freedom or with particular rules , but day by day a new case we can see that the government empowered authorities teams are making raid to caught the cryptocurrency users in bulk amount and I don't think that is good action by them because at one side governments are not ready to make particular rules and regulations and at another side they are going against the cryptocurrency users .
Atleast they should make better rules and regulations or wither they should make a rule to ban it directly , so that we can use it with full confidence that no one thinking that we are doing something wrong or good .

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 12:02:25 AM

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

One if the differences between developed countries and a developing one is availability of adequate infrastructural facilities like constant power supply, good road networks and transportation system. These are the things that will increase the GDP of a country and make it compete with the developed countries of the world. I live in country where these things are in deficient state, so we are a far cry from what a developed countries should be

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 03:33:02 AM

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Employment rate will be a determinant on how progressive a country is however it's just one of those since GDP will be a big factor in every economic performance of a country and therefore we can differentiate those developed and developing country.

But still no matter how high the employment rate but the unemployment rate is much more higher it can subsequently affect the performance, otherwise per capita income, poverty rate is also a must look in every developing country. Perhaps we can say that developed country is at stable stage and we should be looking carefully at those that's still underdevelop.

Yes the developed country means their citizen to have some employment provided or supported by the government but most of the third world countirs don't have any job fo their people so they left being in the poverty,but what are the other factors determines the developed and developing country?

There is a lot that will always be bad with developing countries and that is the fact that the system is rotten, there is really no database for anything, no transparency, everything doing whatever they like, no visionary leaders, and for what it is, this has always been the major problem for developing countries which all based down on high level of corruption.

If some of these things are not out, it will be hard to even create infrastructures, hard for industries to grow and more to pop up and hard to see employment and with that criminal rate increases. Some of the things you will not find in developed countries.

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Quote from: Betwrong on September 23, 2018, 09:07:02 AM

Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 12:02:25 AM

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

In many cases the worst thing about developing countries is not that they don't have the money to pay people for their work, especially in public sector, but that the money is constantly being stolen by corrupt officials. All of us have seen the stories of millionaires from developing countries where most people are very poor. Those millionaires are, in fact, either former or current corrupt officials or their relatives. The only hope for countries like that lies in implementation of blockchain technology in the government sector. If the movement of all taxpayers' money was absolutely transparent it would be almost impossible to steal from the money.

That is why most of the governments were opposing the blockchain and bitcoin,if it got implemented then all the transactions will be accessible by everyone and it is impossible to change any values.As you said most of the developing nations don't have the right politicians or educated one who can think about future of their country,all they were doing right now is just filling their pockets with our tax money and left the government account with none for the improvement of their country.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 12:02:25 AM

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

In many cases the worst thing about developing countries is not that they don't have the money to pay people for their work, especially in public sector, but that the money is constantly being stolen by corrupt officials. All of us have seen the stories of millionaires from developing countries where most people are very poor. Those millionaires are, in fact, either former or current corrupt officials or their relatives. The only hope for countries like that lies in implementation of blockchain technology in the government sector. If the movement of all taxpayers' money was absolutely transparent it would be almost impossible to steal from the money.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 12:02:25 AM

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

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but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

Look how stupidly this thread has been delivered,thats why its called “developing country “because its under development so how could you expect lots of Job opportunities in that region?Offourse thats the difference between the two countries noon

Their differences of those two are the economy,the one is struggling and the one is stable

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I will also admit that my country is still on a developing stage. We are still lack of full employment in terms of economic situation. Their aren't enough jobs to offer and they are still many men here who are jobless. While an established and developed country always had a good economic growth, offered so many jobs. And the percentage of a jobless men is just small.

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in my opinion, the difference between developed and developing countries is in the industrial sector. Where developed countries have large-scale industries, low unemployment, high life expectancy and a fair economy. While developing countries are countries that are trying to advance.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 12:02:25 AM

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

You concerned the very interesting theme for discussion. I live in a developing country but the term "developing" means an action, progress and evolving but unfortunately there are stagnation and degradation in my country so I would name the state of the country as undeveloped because the country is not developed and there is no developing. The main attributes of an "undeveloped" country are the incredible high level of corruption, theft, very low salaries, commodity economy, no honest courts, alcoholism and so on. To take the situation under control the government increases the staff of policemen (and other military) constantly. Moreover the control in the country is based on fear and lie.
There are positive moments but they happen not so often and usually positive events are announced on TV like something incredibly important. Small part of people are quite clever and the nature is nice but it is not sufficient to live good enough so it is a pity but in such a state my country do not have the good future. I think much people would leave the country but they do not have enough money and confidence in themselves.

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I think the biggest thing holding developing countries back is the lack of infrastrucutre (schools, roads, libraries, technology( The world is all becoming united but its happening slowly.

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To me, the main difference of the developed countries separating from the developing countries are the degree of the rule of law.

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I think one significant difference between the developed and the underdeveloped countries is that, the developed countries have relatively peace in their country as resources are fairly distributed across the whole nation but the same cannot be said of the underdeveloped countries. Most developing countries are faced with issues of wars and poor governance resulting in unfair distribution of the countries resources or wealth among the citizens.

indeed more problems must be faced by developing countries. i think main thing is human resources. to improve human resources many supporting factors must be met, such as education, health, etc.

Having many people in their country is hard to increase the per capita income and find the employment opportunities so many developing countries struggling to control their population growth rate but if there is a well government can manage them then all the human resources can be used for the developing purpose.

The difference is the politicians who need to maintain their government but they are just stealing all the tax money from people into their own pocket.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 20, 2018, 12:02:25 AM

Lets get discuss about the differences between the developed nation and the developing nation.

First of all employment is the thing which makes the countries stand out from each other in well developed nation there will be enough employment option will be made by their government according to the population on their country which can increase the better standard of living in that countries but the developing nations are struggling to find the job opportunities for their people.

Yes that is true. I do not know what is the secret of those developed countries how they can handle to give a work for those unemployed. Well, I think its start to their leader then down to its subordinate to proclaim some regulations to help their people. However, for those developing nation I think they need to unite so that they will level up their living.

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